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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

Dozs not Lzn REPourzns.-Ths ship
Highland Light discharged 20 tOas Of
Carmel coal % Yesisr's dock yesterday
for he Seattle Gas Company. Captain
pennsld, superintendent Of the Com
pany vas down there in the rain, super
Intending the unloading. and q few
small chunks vent overheard through q
slight accident and the Captain vas rot
ia the best hamor. About this time
q stranger asked him how be
used that STUFF. The Cepsaia re-
uiiedt s'It IL used differently By
dilssFeua psopls. Some llke i fried,
Wills others prefer Il boiled and
scosslsnally aome fellow attempts TO
hFosl Il, which inyaFiabie spotls ths
favor" The STRANGER PIT on an aston
shed look and the crowd shouted viii
lanrhser. ~Yoa fellows can laugh
aid she Captain, @but II yoo think Ia
going 10 tell anything about this coal
Wills there b reporter aEoand here
vou are mistaken. ! have heen inter
viewed two or three tines In ny life
and that's enough"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01
aREYTTEEs.

...,.h Hrown 4 On ne Sch No - his
e.rrs "a the DuWamish.
-. .saamshlo VISTA Walls VII ani7h
..,sI.a I'D sail for Portland today.
$500 Iarra crowd Of pansenRsEs ~.
- Ssra bTthe Hayward iast epentnss
49,. have broken cut amenR the
raaIsn children on Wnlse hNpf 80 -
- aTe said 70 hayo dleo'
mere win be q meeting fez Ess4 ~. 80. y
80 80 asaociatien roonaA o0Enor q kEank
80 erFing street.
-. haTk HenFy Buck d wei niah
49, ard vii sail for gouthern pal.eE-
-. e@rIr IN the week eh9 = lakkhB
s@mli,sr a stasson & Posts mtA
- Iatast news from the eseaner
go 40 70 the el1su8 thef Captain
s.--teh ard bis crew had rishtSa t4e
-.ss-ser er1d bafIed her ont. Captain
800 saTa the machinery was nos nesty
,ss-sossSh 70 tdnk her and that he vii axe
$500 81 her coming ont ~ r1Gnt VIVA
Saf suy assistance from MN.
A urivase Iottsr from Rev. ]. Z. Ind.
-. Who, IN Company Win h,e NIIs .
msking 3 tour Of the kastefn c.etee =. - Z
I. NeW York and viii Be- homo ab0nt ms
- a. October, While n the ka9
f.aaIoW hes preached 1t Boston.
nesvfAauca and Newport, and talked ~
ns;sn and Seattle a. every ctker paint -
- Waited.
Tha heaviest rain az the season fall res
,.sd@v efterno0n. The entire day was
- a. an outside work on buildings ana
sseee grades was suspended. Quite .
krseEs Strung up about to'eloeks On Sns
skiu1 ln the hafbor rode through z 81
dakf with but one anchor cow. !, A1 -.
1000 tbe cionda making ell hearts
- for few minutes Most % The hop
49, haa haan Rafhared and cared, 20 tsAt
- sforsa ala little OF no damage - CROPS
- ~ other hand 4 WIN b the means 81
seilins the water IN streams tributary p
- Sound, and thus enable tne io99qts y
dasf their timber. which they hay0 oesn
hauling from the woods AL me summer,
into TIE streams
Ths work Of planklng NH street. which
~ finished On Thursday, q Eenefsly
sgpnounced % b ne Do. w. ~. - ..- 80
80 ~ frScka instead Of belDg raised higher
fkan 20 rest Of the street., are nuah WIN
- erfrfda plnnkH, thus formtn& Q con.
sf@nr,sa aurfsco lnstemd u& tbs b1oken q5e
1901 a found IN other parts OF the city.
ma uiankinR used u all OF exceuent
esallfv fonr inches thick ana Il took 5l.tk1
led d lay the street exclusive g tnet
keeween the track ana Wnlen Wae R5o-
Tidsd b. the street car ,, c9npa ae si,d 81
= ~ m o. plankIng 9e52, labor, 81 days
stelsS, slg7.55 npkkes. tSh kegs e. 800
en,oonfing 10 St3 SIN. aqd ufo o. teams
a. dnv9 ~ Al or go IN all The remainder
~ ~ Wark viii be completed - soon as
ne Yoaisf block is ftrished-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

To n oonRoUxDED.-MoeAn BrOsh-
sEs hare been awartsd cont-Act for
the construction and placing IN position
compound engines in NE s1aaEaes Bin,
belonging to Mr.. Miller, Of Bic Gkook.
an. Tue neW engines vii s. Of tha
sane size ard power uf TIE snains nos
Kinnons steamer, o. uhish NJ. 5annss
81. Ooiman Il he NORTHUMBERLAND.
when he ests Der nsg engines d, he
B.a VII % mech more powerful and
eeonsEzsoai Than q present. Mr.. Miller
Is man who believes In keeping his
boats h COED rspaiE. even Il Il costa ~
Ensh as they earn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01
ALwAYe SAVE Avn euRR.

Il L safe to take BRAHDnxxH's PKLEs
any time, bal 10 Qet the best results
they should Be taken 90 en- empty
stomach before going 10 bed. For Goa
sffp4iien o. Dyapepsia one % tWo taken
every night VIII. h short time perform
an ebsolnte c1rs. u 10 well 70 taxa .
pugRasiVe as leant o1oe OF twice Q month
as preventive Of DISEASE. RnaMDnETH'n
PxzKA are entirely vegetable, and The
eafest and most elective pnfgatfve ever
introduced 10 the pubic. They have
been used 10 thiR eountEy for over atty
yeafa,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01
sTUoK w TIE KUp.

TEE MmxHC0 FINDS a SOFT BkD NJ nUR.
RAID fnExr ron 9ExTEMa Houns.
TIE steamship Mexico should havs
sailed from Seattle a 1 o'clock ysates-
day afternoon, instead Of Q o'clock last
niehi, bat ahs vas late getting here. a
reporter called a. the steamer yesterday
10 asosEtain The cause Of the delay, and
in ansues 20 his questions ems Of TIE
cfIlaaFa of the vessel aaids "Ne6nes-
day night Ne started ont Of Barnard In
let and before ue had proceeded any
distance tie woalhef eel In thicker thin
The doors Of which lhe devil 10 said 90
carry tue keyA We could not tuEn
back and e was DANGEROUS 10 20 ahead,
as We had 10 pass through q very naE-
roe ehannal-no wider than the lenRsh
Of ne ahip. On one slds Of this chan
mel are dangerous rocks and on the
other side mud hnag. or course the
Captain wanted 70 get throuah. bat b.
tween lhe two evils be chose ihe least
and kept her veil over 90 tire mad d rs
side. Finally she slid gracefully upon
the Oats and stopped, and there We re-
matned for sixfeen hours. Al Z o'clock
Thufaday afternoon the tide tloated ua
OF, and, as the weather bad cleared on,
20 proceeded on cur VoyaRe TO Seattle.
Bat for thia unfortunate and unagcld
shio DELAY Ne would have been here On
time and been able 10 leave on umei
bnl. a. Is is. Be viii be peFeral hours
lAie.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01


IL thaa cold e yours ran Oh. Tea
think g b q hGhA thinG. But u may
RIA insa eat4Exh. On into pnsumonia.
Or e1mgnUflion.
CasaFxh 4 4iagaslina. PneumoniA is
danaaEnasI Oonsumption h death ilnHlf.
Tka hEsalhina appagntns mast Be-
ksps hasIEhg and cieaR Of al obalTus-
tisns nn1 ofsnaiVn matter. olheRuise
thsEs 3 tEsnbis ahea1
e4u D estIE1ltuily and enfiIelF eaFBd
bg ths 90 q B11shseAs German syEup.
II ge1 6enf knou his alse1dYs tho1s.
aida s14 thcpaands Of peepls can tel
yea 11ey have been cured ~ i, aHd
Hknow hnw q e. ihemaalEoa.1 Beltlr
oniy - eenla- Ash aay drnnRiSk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

JArzED Oscn MoHH-sAEsh Ne
Donoash. tie sister Of MEa DunB. vho
ESCAPED from lhs custody of shsria
.ooshrans on Sunday Last. has been re-
capaarea. 6heria Ccchraae has been
% ths lockout foe beth sisters slnes
thsir escape and two nights age. while
wnachina tbs cottage IN watch they bad
ee.l aad. maw Sarah cumtnR. He e. onca
arrested her and hEoaghi her 10 iaal
whera she nov makes the lives Of To-
ofheF pglsaneFs intnlsraeie b. The ecu.
tinnc1s aiaek Of Der tonRrA Soc al
Is hroaahs before she Probate Jadg:
"a 4 charge % insanity today. t6s
PROCESSES 70 have no knovieaRe Of ID
1hsreahsuts e Der sis1ef. out %.
shersa thinks she eispeuses With u
lraih ako1t that.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

RauvAE AcznEzT.-Ths passsnesrs
an ne afsarnoon train fer Newcastle
Yesterday had . very narrow escape.
pa sraiu uas cansiaeEahly bsoiRa tims
"a stem nearing he RlAck siFaf bridge
shoat half q mile en- this SIDE OF hsn-
Ion ssatioa. about $50 o'eioek, efoksn
hrakn 6sam threw TIE oaRzaee ear ca
- rtsla ana carried With u q zeal csF,
Faa passenger eaaeh rocked Tor sarae
49,. - r inclined 30 tollow the BAG
gaaa ear, bat fortunately kept % N
srerk. fhere Vas quite numeeF 81
nsssanQsrs on board and eA3 see al
ossrssrnaa same lives woqld antsaot-
a1lv hava hcen loek Az t1e naFrss
800 trains we're dsiaye1 Tor sagsF.
soars until lka track was elaAFed. 1hisi
! was not unta sVs1iMk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

-
K.sku 9hnrs A F.nfnrn. whfsh 4 Il nsse
a ea4 A. 49, - Z. r,aawva y raNss
-. - .-s,.-. = ----s.
- - - :. = - !. ).
- - - ActlneEns opnDflre1 ~ tze
6fHeult ard successive wusk sbsss 4 e.
a. e,.tt,. ~. "a -. ...rs-...1s -.
1900 - - -, a al 1000 90 -
- - ,,-~,.-1 -, q 1,e~s1ls ~ =, :
-, - - - -, - go
rs
cc1EnACz has nzW III.
Bat don,f aisn M FOR authoRfss. Iknre
wsrs Iarrs nnnber a tIds subniIsea
soF The u1Fk ana ths I'D az aaaree "
Harz. Of Oregon. va ~ Lowest. 7hera
wsfe sons mizer "Details % Be nxFanaad
and Chfaf RnainseE Euurfv sra anofkeE
oEsdaF % ms Onus<rnaGion Onrnpany
naa noe % RaEliand nrsnneinn fnaan
matters With Mr.. Hnnf. Several ether
hizdaFa Rave nIRnfned 4 willingness %
taxa fha ennisNet AZ NJ. Hnntss hrnFes.
bna eel you ka Ma ndsfsodly end vii
nos baek Qua. think when 6enKFy es1a
hems fomoFFow niQht he wf1 fell yon
he coutraof has been sIRnad. Hnnf
takss ne iab with lhe undsEssandine
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

eAn1xa os rEn xIoo.-fhe steam
ship Mexico sailed for San Francisco 81
3 O'clock lAsl evening". From this pert
shs took ko6 tons Of coal, - tons Of mis-.
esllanaens ffeiRht and the following lial
81 uaaaenReRa Mrs. Wm- DeAfcys Mrs.,
Z. HaneeF, Miss Isabel Hunter, Thomas
hatcher and wife, y. y. Perry, Mrs. A
+. Mctlomb, M. Maeinuis, MIS-. 3. r
Thompsoa, Miss Emma PEBBLES. MlaI
rahbis Lyons. J. i. ConnoFs. w. d
Maeinnis, Miss Julia Blanchard, A. Al.
aeFson, ]. r. MoNaaaht, 8. Baxter, q
o. Turnsiali. W. p. Flanagan and wife
Mss OaFoliae Thing, Mrs. Z. =. Han
dali, ]. b Stevens and wife, J. Wines,
paw. ]. @. Llpsky, James fcmaf and s
IN the stseraRe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

- -
II eanR Il ihisvan and knssznrs mkl
- shla ely acns fsw puehs nas NJ
ses1znsd here nnd nllriy a. Thnssaa,
znerninz sammsn1ed ogsralGone. eou1
ans Ne b1flen1sr 81 TIE Aurnrs 81
hes - isff ~ plase. utIch uns m
~ thras oasisrks cns a. ~ Danei1 .
41e EonE 6oeE 80 e. ln1onRll ~ ~
tzExe4 bn1z1 wkloh 60 rInsal nnIs1
the t1ek e. n nd1Il1onal eecuflt4. ~
uese8 an4 - snfr1noe e411fed. WtH
he z1za11 u18 roepnD,d tA1 Fz4R deer
IS slzndIn4 op1n and eTolyIhIng n
6z1e1e4 tha1 11EniaEons entfy ha6
be7n sd No&hlnlz huWo0eE, waa
Miss1d ard & b anpposs1 thai Z small
I'D which W4a left IL tbs plnoa. e14re1
eAe tAtsEHz away xha rRna1 hmA en-
asn41y been en- with EaEhaR hlunt
knife ard An aftanp4 had been nn1s 10
~ nRan tie dooF from ahe t4mh.
% xHunanAr nEanr AZ axxnmrr was
Re 60 thz1uah OoIemaa & Boydaa neat
nAEkst On commerciaI street,. Nj. J.
6. Bog1. q the above fFm, was gong
thruaRA he rear II fhe premises eboas
5 oaalnek d The evening Whan Ne keasd
3 uolzs en1 foand lbaa q man had e.
te1ee4 ~ entranee thro4eh he baak
ul11ou and u1s pfsparinR g aet aunY
VIII gbat Ealnahlss be could secure. BE
rs Discarded 100 cafIys hogsEeE, and
gaeeeeded h making hia esoaps before
b I'D bern abls - Ree any booty.
1E9 poles ere fully aware o. che
pEesauee ef these men and are eaRe4lY
en the inekp1s for them md watching
60 eafsA any Of them committina any
oGenas and declare that IL they can
ea1ch ona 0f them nt any crooked wOFk,
aasy viii stop ~ nolhing In order 40
plaee him In custody.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSCRIPTS.


The following lFansfeza Of real es1alo
we're hlsd foE record yssisEday:
q. A. FEmes and wife 70 Charles !.
PF0fts lot 6. sse. 20. MWk Of NW5(, Gee
28i lot and NE1 Of NEH 80 e. al
In tp "a north. range 5 east, contain.
inc 1890 aNKeH; $1,000.
". lingo Smith % Nellie ID. Sander,
6Wk Of NEH Of SEX see q, ID n
nofth, range 3 oast, containing 10 acres,
and E3S Of SEA Of NEL Of sen ese
q tp - north range . east. containing
5 aeres; $50.
Henry White 10 Fred Z Sander.
quit claim deed, lots 70 70 inclusive,
block g, YeslsE's sseond addition q
Seattle; 81.
Patrick MeInnls 70 Z a TurnsE, lots
y. Is, "A aud Z Il MoNanoht's snppIs-
mental plat 10 Central Seattle; q.
PsRek Sound Emprosamont Company
and Dexter Horton, agreement % 10 &
party wall LEO feet noEthnxly from che
northern line Of Cherry street and the
same distance southsrly from the south
eEn line 81 Columbia sfreet.
Abraham w Enale and wife 70 john
mcOaFY. beginning 46 feet from south
wesa corner Of WashinntDn and Third
streets, In Seattle, thence west % fest.
lhense s0uth 90 feet. east Is fest, north
50 feee, 70 beginning. part % lot 8 n
Maynaxds plan Of Seattle; $500.
Fred = Sander and wife to A W EnRle,
TIE undivided one-half intsssat IL Iol
Q block 10 IN Haynard's plan Of Seattle;
$500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

Ga Thursday Judge eodsFbsrg sen
tsnosd william HAIli1ane % pay IS for
bsinQ drunk.
Yesterday The ease against william
and George Delfel, charged with e.
ssultinR Frank Doviing, came mp bsfere
him after 9 continuance when both Wer1
found guilty and sentenced % pay SO
including costs.
A counter charge against Frank Dow
ling vas dsait With 10 the same manner
and ~ appeal was taken 10 the District
Court.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

gusss RasrEn = DucaAnoEn.-Jsdes
yonss. IN TIE DisiEist o0urs yesterday
morning. Gnneanssd thaa ID TIE maileE
AZ TIE esmplains mads against y. v,
Rasssr By hfs fellow taEyman. the Coaxl
aa,a that the oomplatne y noe H1E'
tained that MF. EsaseF ahoaid Be de
ehareeA and allowed full pay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

We have ea@piStsd eKEnnRsmamfa
wi1h ia tEanspnFtalion companies "a
carry On 9 RsneEal hnnaanannd eranafxz
dsitsaE hAEaa9e 70 any para Of TIE city
- any hoGr Of tie day Or night e Ran.
sonahae katan. 6nRxzxK TmAMnRxn Coz.
EAN1- 08se. eornes Main and 6eeun1
serssl4 Teispho1s Al. an9o19
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

DELAY n 0RKEma.-Mr, walter
Gszzsm. uho ssntsnplasss opening On
sscend street an arr stcTe With . nne
assortment q plgtuFe frames. enerav-
inEA, Ene wall papers and hoosehoi6
brio a-hTae, arrived to the city soms
days see from New foFk. where be
made some extensive purchases f0F this
nav e1enhiiShmsni. Mr.. 0aKxam had
lnsandsd 10 open On she 1Fat of Octo.
Der, bat adsioss from Nsw YORK inform
him thai the demand % excaada thl
supply. that he aAipping Of Foods os,
earsd hy him was delayed, and IN con.
sequence Mr.. 0aazsm VII net Be abl1
b open tn ahoal aha ltlh Of 0elohaE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

i'OUr or ran fnxfNo Pkn.r-A fair
si.sa audience was n AllendAnSs q ne
pl.y lass evening. which proved TO b
ratA.r moss entertaining than that Of
TharsdaV, Had Goat Of The Frying
Pan into The Fire. been pEesenlea oa
ne ara ninhl Of the hasHieon 49, ~.
pany's engagement, u is safs 90 aAy sna.
tha house woald have heen Iusa y tes
production Of both plecta. Iaess 49, !.
mere legitimate comedy wurk V \.
az the FIRING Pan~ than IN nxhpRe0s
ana the loss Of the absnrdity nls1nens
Which Characterised the latter VS. 80
regretted. The comedy Of last es.nine
ia 6 bright QUE and The msuoefe q ~
company asemed better adapsea te y
than 10 the play presented &c ~ -
slous night. 10 ran smoothly ano. ~
though soma Of The paEts were nos y
ihe hands Of especially talented efsi -
asa whole u is 10 be eammeoaed. -
Harrison, as usual, VS. exeeltenb eal
M, Morris should Be cEedtled w
making the uosl Of any Of ne relies 2.
She bill. I'm. Page. ~ the fro.sesos
waa good both In action and maze ap
and the parts 81 Captain bfAke -
Winkle we're in fairly ouavetent heeas
TSe laaiaa. 400, appeared 70 Fathss -.
teg Sdvaneaas Than On tauzsoaf 49,
lne. The eompang plays u 1aso@
kamarRoSS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01
NATURES OWN True LAXATIVE.

TIA 6eiisioas saver and haaithT
propsriisa az s0und, Fips fruit are vel
knogn, and seeing tee ned q An aaraa-
abs esd elective laxative tie Dali
fornia ia SFF1p Co ooDmsDeed q few
wears aao - msnufa11aro q aunoau-
fraaea syrup q RiEa which has eixsn
nseA esneFal satiafaciiou Gkas u &
rapidly srpeFEedina the bitter drnstte
lfses ma1i1inea and caihAFlius hisharis
. nsa. II euaifve @ hilllcns Try a. ko9
aals ID 80 eama and 81 bottles b
m63u3m A. ID rxKwAzx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

Wan on BAEa.Asr IsEAED..-La might
an Indian from British Columbia whu
acts a. Constable among She siwashea
there, came 30 Police Ofacer Mcclellan
and requested him 10 come down and
settle tr0ubie which had broken cot
amoaR aome Of his tribe. The ofioeR
vent down, and understanding ths
Language soon found that the trouble
had arisen through one Indian claim
fua q boz Of hops which the other said
he had picked. Mr.. Mcclellan acted &c
mediator and pat q stop TO the hostiii-
ties by Rettipe the parties TO CON-
promise and shake hands. He had not
been loue back on his beat, however.
hefoFe be vas again called down 70 The
o 5ean Dock dat. This time the trouble
vas more serious. One Of the two In
dams han taken q small conoe and gone
out Hshing, leaving bis own large canoe,
for which be bad paid q hundred dol-
lara last before leaving British Celum-
bis, on she beach. On bis return the
large canoe vas gone. aud be accused
The other man Of The theft. Both we're
cent on acting the blood OF the other
when the ofiioer arrived. and By pgomts.
ing 10 huat up the canoe this morning
Pit stop Tor the night 10 the hoslili-
lies, and q truce vas declared cid this
morning.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

MAnmrD.--Tbs marriage Of Mr.. wal
ZEE A. Han ana Miss Jean u. Potts was
celehratsd ct the sesidsnes Of ArA :.
3. Han, mother Of TIE nfoom. coEnef %
Roarsa and Matisu0 streele. % Enera-
day evening, In the pfesenee 81 issNe
circle % friends and relatives. tae
ceremony vas performed By y q
STRANGE, Of the Presbyterian Oeusea.
Tue groom vas raiaad aud edncaeed =
Seattle, where be lsaEoea tne gsinsss !
trade. He h . a1eaay. tndas.s.s9.
y0ane man. with . fair eeafe q ~.
Vorldss goods. Tue br.ae e Repels.l
young LADY. Who has resided p ssa.ss.
FOR two aF three yeaxa, uofking - W
eAse IN the various prinitnx oE9oe@ -
Pogr-IHxEI111MHcHR exten0s s0nafaAA'
iatioSs aud cood wishes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

ga eAa1sle nacFigaas. goOd ecllateraa
AZ perscnal saczrity, notes. mcgiRAaN8
sersp. hund4, time sheeka. eses benzel
Comx1uE. MFEEKz q Co.
O&sa uith Indgc s1iih, SaDes Ntfes4
ogposits he OouidsntaL saA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

HI. RsnRstosH has iusi recelxsd .
an tina az ladies' uasn's and ehildren's
Ace shass from Laird. schooer z Miieh.
~ philnAaIphfs. These celenFateG
1900 recommend themselves ard are tns
eners mad h TIE Uoitsd stAtes- cells
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

Best trade b hid and lwnda eisvea
seeR oHaEea; 8 bnttun isngth, undsess-
&c kids. via stilehod osek, fer q. % ~
bad cnlF e he great nersanliie ke1ss
ef TnkIns 4 6lnQarman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

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roof tknn 6al the stores On PUGET Boand
combined. boaRht fam eommigeion
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

Issdses and asnflsmen havinG east-ea
cioihIre 30 disp0sa Of, viii DO well &c
call on 4. L. Bales, Anotioneer and see.
end hand dealer, corner Second and
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

There h oriy ona house ~ tne noste-
vesa thai has their goods wtansat -
assistance 0f wholesale houses ano -.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

Five cents . yard. Best Indigo blue
ealioo. Only . cash store can aitempt
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01
POLICE COURT EorES.

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-01

For youx groceries 20 10 q. @. Erknr
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-03-17
THE SUMMONS ANSWERED.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher Dies In
Brooklyn.
The Worlds Greatest Preacher Passes
Quietly Away While Asleep-The Last
6cene-Sketch of His Career.

NEW YORK, March s.-Henry Ward BeecheI
died at $50 a. m The patient began TO sink
slowly after midnight, and the watchers at his
bedside soon saw that the end was near. Mr.
Beecher passed quietly away while asleep. BE
never recovered consciousness after paralysis
stupehed his mind.
1t is, of course, too early yet TO announce any
thing definite about the funeral but the inter
ment will probably be in Greenwood. Mr.
Beecher never bought lot there, but his
children and some OF his grandchildren lie
on Evergreen Hill on the plot OF Mrs
John T. Howard. Mr.. Beecher's twin
babies died on the same day, when the after
wards famous preacher was young and poor and
comparatively unknown. He was living at the
time in Mr.. Towards house, and was given
space on Evergreen Hill. 1t is possible that
Plymouth Church or the citizens OF Brooklyn at
large will buy q plot and erect handsome
monument,
Those present at the last moment were: Col
onel H. b. Beecher, his wife, his daughters,
Hattie and Daisy, and son, Henry Ward
Beecher, Miss Edith Beecher, W, G. Beecher
and wife, Rev, Samuel Scoyille, Mrs, s. SEQ
vile, daughter OF Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
Miss Scoville, who has just come homo from
the Pacific slope, Miss Bullard, the Rev. s. b.
Halliday and wife, Bella, the Scotch nurse, who
has been with the family many years and was
the special favorite OF the deceased preacher,
the male nurse, Riordan, S. V. White, E. A.
Seccomb, one OF the trustees OF Plymouth
Church, and Major j. B. Pond.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-03-17
For Woak Women.

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About tho first Of September, 1881, my
wife was taken with uterine hemorrhage,
Tho best styptics tho physician could pre-
scribe did not check It and she got more and
more enfeebicd. She was troubled with
Prolapsus Utcri, Lcucorrhoa, numbness Of
the limbs, sickness OF the stomach and loss
II appetite. ] purchased trial bottle OF
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The hemorrhage Is very much better and is
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The Pills and LoEeugcs sent by mail on TO
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